An English bookshop in paris with a charming character ( and also French books) in the Marais.[...]
An English bookshop in paris with a charming character ( and also French books) in the Marais.[...]
After 15 minutes of cycling, 2 red lights and wisps of the damp Parisian air on my face, I was there. I attached my bicycle at the intersection of Rue de Forez and Rue Charlot in the 3rd arrondisement of Paris, close to a little vegetarian spot that I?ve wanted to try for sometime now: Cafe Pinson. These first few April days in Paris tasted like a moist mush of heavily diluted milk. The sun was out but the cold could still cut through my tweed coat as I cruised down Blvd Magenta and[...]
This April in Paris there are a few events not to be missed - Here are some of my favorites. Free Exhibition: Haute Couture at Hotel de Ville - (March 2 - July 6th)- Free Exhibition provided by the City Hall of Paris Get here early, as the lines can get long ( expect at least 20 minutes wait). If you want to awe over some 100 couture masterpieces this is the exhibition to visit on your next trip to Paris. Think Dior, Cardin, Yves Saint Laurent, Rochas... Address: H?tel de Ville, Salle Saint-Je[...]
April has gotten off to such an amazing, but fast start I haven't had time to take a breath. Forgive me for the lack of frequent updates this week. I'll be posting some new articles soon. I leave you with a photo I took from my son's school carnival on Rue Montorgueil and one of my favorite songs covered by The XX from Beyonce. I'll be back, I miss you too! xoxo[...]
Telescope is a small and cheerful little coffee shop close to Palais Royal in the 1st Arrondissement. Tucked away on quiet Rue Villedo and adorned with a very minimalist yet chirpy interior decor. It was around 9:30 am and my plan was to ride my bike over, that didn't happen so I hopped on the 48 instead - but lo and behold, I made it! Fancy my surprise when I saw a familiar face from another good Parisian coffee shop - always nice to catch up over a cup of jo with nice folks. LET's be FACEB[...]
Japanese Bento canteen styled restaurant Nanashi has been on the lips of many as of late - and needless to say as a lover of Bentos I had to try it out. Let me give you guys the low-down from this weeks' quick lunch visit. The noisy lunch crowd was creating a high school ambiance that was slightly, sweetly, nostalgic and perhaps a little bit too overwhelming all at once. Once seated we ordered the Bento special of the day (14 Eu) and a Shirashi (17 Eu) from a very pleasant waitress.[...]